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Call for manuscripts on women and the history of rhetoric
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molly m. wertheimer
Jun 24, 1993, 5:38:00 PM6/24/93
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I am interested in hearing from persons who want to contribute a xhapter to a c
ollection of essays on women in/and the history of rhetoric. The book is divid
ed into section on (1) ancient Greece and Rome, (2) Middle Ages, (3) Renaissanc
e and Reformation, (4) Enlightenment. Essays may be on the rhetorical activiti
es of historical women, representations of such in literature/ myth, and so on.
I am interpreting "rhetorical activities" broadly to include, for example, de
bate and argumentation but also the narrative style of a tapestry or garden.
The collection is interdisciplinary: contributors are coming from fields such
as English, Speech, Philosophy, Classics, History, and so on.
Please contact me if you have ideas to propose.
Molly Meijer Wertheimer mmw9@psuvm (bitnet) mm...@psuvm.psu.edu (internet)
Speech Communication and Women's Studies
Penn State--Hazleton Campus
Hazleton, PA 18201
ollection of essays on women in/and the history of rhetoric. The book is divid
ed into section on (1) ancient Greece and Rome, (2) Middle Ages, (3) Renaissanc
e and Reformation, (4) Enlightenment. Essays may be on the rhetorical activiti
es of historical women, representations of such in literature/ myth, and so on.
I am interpreting "rhetorical activities" broadly to include, for example, de
bate and argumentation but also the narrative style of a tapestry or garden.
The collection is interdisciplinary: contributors are coming from fields such
as English, Speech, Philosophy, Classics, History, and so on.
Please contact me if you have ideas to propose.
Molly Meijer Wertheimer mmw9@psuvm (bitnet) mm...@psuvm.psu.edu (internet)
Speech Communication and Women's Studies
Penn State--Hazleton Campus
Hazleton, PA 18201
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